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SWAT Vehicle Rams Tractor During Standoff with Gunman in Oregon

SWAT Vehicle Rams Tractor During Standoff with Gunman in Oregon

A dramatic standoff unfolded south of Portland, Oregon, involving Erik Gordon Shunn, 53, who allegedly engaged in a shooting spree targeting tree workers before confronting authorities. According to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), Shunn fired over 200 rounds during the incident. A CCSO drone captured video showing Shunn firing at the aircraft. During the standoff, Shunn was observed using a tractor to knock down trees, seemingly attempting to create a barricade. Authorities made the decision to ram Shunn's tractor with a SWAT vehicle when he became separated from his rifle while driving near his home. This action was taken to safely apprehend Shunn, as SWAT personnel believed it presented the best opportunity. Shunn was treated for injuries before being taken to a local hospital for evaluation. No other injuries were reported, including to Shunn's mother, who was also at the home.

Woman Charged After Attempted Knife Attack on Capitol Police Officer in Hartford

Woman Charged After Attempted Knife Attack on Capitol Police Officer in Hartford

A woman identified as Tiera Latimer, 34, has been charged with multiple offenses after allegedly attempting to attack a Connecticut State Capitol Police officer with a knife in Hartford. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning when Latimer approached the officer's cruiser at the intersection of Armory Road and Michael J. Fallon Way. Investigators state that Latimer tried to stab the officer through the driver's side window, continuing to stab at the window until the knife broke. During the incident, Latimer reportedly screamed, "Kill me." The officer was not injured. Following the attempted attack, Latimer fled on foot and attempted to steal a police cruiser before officers deployed a Taser and took her into custody. She was subsequently transported to a local hospital for a mental health evaluation. Latimer faces charges including criminal attempted assault on a public safety officer, first-degree attempted assault, second-degree threatening, second-degree criminal mischief, and first-degree attempted ...

Bozeman Man Sentenced to Four Years for Unlawful Firearm Possession, Adding to Extensive Criminal Record

Bozeman Man Sentenced to Four Years for Unlawful Firearm Possession, Adding to Extensive Criminal Record

Jerron Micheal Mitchell-Fuller, a Bozeman resident, has been sentenced to four years in prison followed by three years of supervised release for unlawfully carrying two loaded handguns along I-90. This sentencing marks another entry on Mitchell-Fuller's criminal record, which includes prior convictions for theft in Montana and Idaho, escaping custody in Cascade County, and possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute in Billings. One notable past incident involved a high-speed chase into Idaho in 2013. The recent conviction highlights a pattern of criminal behavior that has led to repeated encounters with the legal system across multiple states.

Bare-Knuckle Fighter Arrested in Miami-Dade for $103K Luxury Goods and Firearms Theft

Bare-Knuckle Fighter Arrested in Miami-Dade for $103K Luxury Goods and Firearms Theft

Peter Alexander Peraza, a bare-knuckle fighter, has been arrested in Miami-Dade County following a search warrant executed at his home. He is accused of burglarizing a residence on June 27, stealing approximately $103,600 worth of luxury handbags, jewelry, and two firearms, specifically a Glock .45-caliber handgun and a Taurus 9mm handgun. Investigators also reported that the burglar caused about $7,500 in property damage during the incident. Surveillance video from the burglary reportedly captured identifiable clothing and characteristics of the suspect. During the search of Peraza's residence, detectives recovered one of the stolen firearms, luxury bags matching those taken, and clothing consistent with what was worn during the break-in. Additionally, suspected cannabis, THC products, and psilocybin were discovered, leading to further charges.

Philadelphia Man Charged with Multiple Felonies in Saquon Barkley Home Break-in

Philadelphia Man Charged with Multiple Felonies in Saquon Barkley Home Break-in

Jabir Parker, a Philadelphia man, has been charged with multiple felonies in connection with an attempted break-in at the home of Eagles running back Saquon Barkley, along with two other burglaries. The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office filed charges including burglary, conspiracy to burglary, criminal trespass, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, and criminal use of a communications facility. Parker was arrested by the Lower Merion Police Department with assistance from FBI SWAT, Pennsylvania State Police, Philadelphia Police Department, and the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office. Prosecutors allege that Parker stole jewelry valued at nearly $800,000 and a home safe. Barkley and his family were reportedly home during the attempted burglary on July 18 but were unharmed. Parker appeared before a judge, where his bail was set at $1 million, and he was remanded to the Montgomery County Correctional Facility.

Man Arrested for Aggravated Robbery at North Austin H-E-B

Man Arrested for Aggravated Robbery at North Austin H-E-B

A man identified as Braden Richardson has been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon following an incident at an H-E-B grocery store in North Austin. The Austin Police Department (APD) responded to a report of an aggravated robbery at the H-E-B located at 9414 N Lamar Blvd around 5:30 a.m. on September 2. Upon arrival, officers discovered a man near the store with serious injuries, who was subsequently transported to a local hospital for treatment. Officers also located and detained the suspect, Richardson, at the scene. The specific details of the robbery, including the nature of the deadly weapon used and how the victim sustained injuries, were not immediately released by the APD. This arrest comes as part of ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to address and respond to criminal activity within the community.

Man Arrested After 12-Hour Police Standoff in Northeast Charlotte

Man Arrested After 12-Hour Police Standoff in Northeast Charlotte

A 33-year-old man, Jerricho Alexander, was taken into custody early Tuesday morning after a 12-hour police standoff in northeast Charlotte. The incident began just before 5 p.m. Monday at the Evoke Living at Sugar Creek Apartments on Merlane Drive. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) had connected Alexander and his vehicle to a shooting that occurred Saturday outside a gas station on West Sugar Creek Road. When officers attempted to serve a warrant, Alexander barricaded himself inside an apartment. Around 12:30 a.m., Alexander fired shots from inside the apartment, though no one was injured. Some apartments in the vicinity were evacuated as a precautionary measure. Alexander was safely apprehended around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, with Deputy Chief Jackie Bryley emphasizing that the length of the response was due to the priority of preserving life.

Two Individuals Arrested After Standoff Closes Part of East Broadway in Columbia, Missouri

Two Individuals Arrested After Standoff Closes Part of East Broadway in Columbia, Missouri

Two individuals were taken into custody following a three-hour standoff that led to the closure of a section of East Broadway in Columbia, Missouri. The Columbia Police Department and Boone County Sheriff's Office responded to a residence on Fyfer Place to serve a felony arrest warrant for Ethan James McCauley, 23, related to a prior weapons incident. According to police, McCauley refused to exit the residence. During the incident, Zoe Georgina Honovi, 21, allegedly obstructed officers from arresting McCauley and was subsequently arrested for hindering prosecution. Members of the Columbia Police SWAT team, Crisis Negotiation Team, and a Boone County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit assisted in peacefully arresting McCauley at 4 p.m. The incident prompted the closure of East Broadway from South William Street to South Old 63, with authorities advising the public to avoid the area and those in the immediate vicinity to shelter in place. McCauley faces charges of armed criminal action, flight to avoid arrest, and re...

Two Detained After Standoff in Columbia, Missouri, Following Felony Warrant Service

Two Detained After Standoff in Columbia, Missouri, Following Felony Warrant Service

A standoff in Columbia, Missouri, led to the closure of a section of East Broadway on Tuesday afternoon. Police were attempting to serve a felony warrant to 23-year-old Ethan James McCauley for a prior weapons incident. A police Bearcat armored vehicle was deployed near East Broadway and Fyfer Place, adjacent to Boone Hospital. The Columbia Police Department confirmed on social media that officers were in a standoff with a barricaded person. Boone County emergency dispatchers issued an alert, initially closing Broadway from Ann Street to Old 63, later extending the closure to William Street. McCauley eventually exited the residence at 3:45 p.m. and was taken into custody. Police also arrested 21-year-old Zoe Georgina Honovi, alleging she obstructed officers from arresting McCauley after he refused to leave the home. McCauley faces charges including armed criminal action, avoiding arrest, and resisting arrest, while Honovi was arrested on suspicion of hindering a felony prosecution. Boone Hospital operation...

Arrest Made in Burglary at Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley's Home

Arrest Made in Burglary at Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley's Home

Arrest Made in Burglary at Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley's Home

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FBI talks about future Memphis operations amid decline in crime

FBI talks about future Memphis operations amid decline in crime

Memphis crime continued declining in 2025, according to data, but it remains America's worst city for crime. Here's what the FBI said comes next.

Two Individuals Detained After Standoff and Road Closure in Columbia, Missouri

Two Individuals Detained After Standoff and Road Closure in Columbia, Missouri

A standoff in Columbia, Missouri, led to the closure of a section of East Broadway on Tuesday afternoon. Police were engaged with a barricaded person, deploying a Bearcat armored vehicle near East Broadway and Fyfer Place, adjacent to Boone Hospital. Boone County emergency dispatchers issued public alerts, initially closing Broadway from Ann Street to Old 63, later extending the closure to William Street. The standoff concluded when a man exited the residence at 3:45 p.m. and was taken into custody. Columbia police later announced the arrests of Ethan James McCauley, 23, and Zoe Georgina Honovi, 21. McCauley was being served a felony warrant for a prior weapons incident and was arrested on suspicion of armed criminal action, avoiding arrest, and resisting arrest. Honovi was arrested on suspicion of hindering a felony prosecution for obstructing police during McCauley's refusal to leave the home. Boone Hospital operations were not affected by the police activity.